Taxpayer-funded lobbyists are spending your tax dollars pushing to loosen property tax caps, the creation of new local taxes and fees, and changes to property tax assessment laws that will result in higher property assessments.
A huge success! — according to the MacIver Institute. Ah, not exactly.
His approach is raising an argument for Democrats across the country with the results probably varying according to location. How hard do you push for change? Is going in increments better? Or is a bold leap better? All these approaches are going to be fodder in the presidential debate as well as in state politics.
Competition among political ideas is good for democracy. But the opposite also is true. When districts aren’t competitive in general elections, the real election occurs in the primary, which typically is dominated by partisans.
Over the last couple of decades Midwestern dairy farmers and the Mexican workers who endure danger and hardship to come north and milk their cows have developed a deep, interdependent relationship.
U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson tells MacIver News Service he’s hopeful the Senate will take up another resolution that would deal realistically with security at the U.S. Mexico-border.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Gov. Tony Evers today said his budget will propose creating a nonpartisan commission to draw the next round of legislative and congressional boundaries, as well as new grants to aid Native American
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Gov. Tony Evers Tuesday announced his budget will propose creating a nonpartisan commission to draw the next round of legislative and congressional boundaries, as well as new grants to aid Native American college students. Evers’ redistricting proposal comes as Dems
In today’s WisPolitics Midday update: WI Republicans unhappy with Gov Evers’ decision to withdraw troops from the southern border. A bi-partisan group wants to lower drug prices by pushing transparency measures.
Contact: Gina Dennik-Champion 608-228-3300 MADISON, WI – One thousand Registered Nurses and nursing students are registered to attend WNA’s Annual Nurses Day at the Capitol on Wednesday, February 27, 2019 at the Monona Terrace & Convention Center. “Participants will be
The new and improved wiseye.org offers exciting new features! WisconsinEye Public Affairs Network is proud to announce the launch of its newly designed website at wiseye.org. The completely revamped website features a streamlined and simplified design and improved search functionality. In addition to a
Contact: Dan Ellsworth dan@wisconsinwateralliance.org (920) 319-5361 The Wisconsin Water Alliance today made the following statement towards the leadership of Senator Cowles and Representative Kitchens around Wisconsin water quality and innovative policy solutions: The Wisconsin Water Alliance applauds Senator Cowles and
Taxpayer-funded lobbyists are spending your tax dollars pushing to loosen property tax caps, the creation of new local taxes and fees, and changes to property tax assessment laws that will result in higher property assessments.
A huge success! — according to the MacIver Institute. Ah, not exactly.
His approach is raising an argument for Democrats across the country with the results probably varying according to location. How hard do you push for change? Is going in increments better? Or is a bold leap better? All these approaches are going to be fodder in the presidential debate as well as in state politics.
Competition among political ideas is good for democracy. But the opposite also is true. When districts aren’t competitive in general elections, the real election occurs in the primary, which typically is dominated by partisans.
Over the last couple of decades Midwestern dairy farmers and the Mexican workers who endure danger and hardship to come north and milk their cows have developed a deep, interdependent relationship.
U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson tells MacIver News Service he’s hopeful the Senate will take up another resolution that would deal realistically with security at the U.S. Mexico-border.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Gov. Tony Evers today said his budget will propose creating a nonpartisan commission to draw the next round of legislative and congressional boundaries, as well as new grants to aid Native American college students. Evers’ redistricting proposal comes as Dems have challenged
190226 DCF Appointees … Please log in to access subscriber content. If you don’t have a subscription, please contact schmies@wispolitics.com for subscription options on the WisPolitics-State Affairs platform, which is the new home for WisPolitics subscriber products.
Gov. Tony Evers Tuesday announced his budget will propose creating a nonpartisan commission to draw the next round of legislative and congressional boundaries, as well as new grants to aid Native American college students. Evers’ redistricting proposal comes as Dems have challenged the Assembly lines Republicans drew in 2011, charging
In today’s WisPolitics Midday update: WI Republicans unhappy with Gov Evers’ decision to withdraw troops from the southern border. A bi-partisan group wants to lower drug prices by pushing transparency measures.
Contact: Gina Dennik-Champion 608-228-3300 MADISON, WI – One thousand Registered Nurses and nursing students are registered to attend WNA’s Annual Nurses Day at the Capitol on Wednesday, February 27, 2019 at the Monona Terrace & Convention Center. “Participants will be coming from across the state to learn about the legislative
The new and improved wiseye.org offers exciting new features! WisconsinEye Public Affairs Network is proud to announce the launch of its newly designed website at wiseye.org. The completely revamped website features a streamlined and simplified design and improved search functionality. In addition to a better user experience, users can try out a brand new
Contact: Dan Ellsworth dan@wisconsinwateralliance.org (920) 319-5361 The Wisconsin Water Alliance today made the following statement towards the leadership of Senator Cowles and Representative Kitchens around Wisconsin water quality and innovative policy solutions: The Wisconsin Water Alliance applauds Senator Cowles and Representative Kitchens for their continued leadership on improving water quality